Thank you Professor Tsuruta, I’m a Spanish-to-English community interpreter and am always searching for ways to improve. I found your presentation both educational and functional. I especially learned a lot from your list of 11 qualities of interpreters: 1. fluency of delivery 2. logical cohesion 3. correct terminology 4. pleasant voice 5. correct grammar 6. synchronicity 7. sense consistency with original 8. appropriate style 9. live intonation 10. completeness 11. native accent Thank you again, I will keep these in mind.

she is so cute this interpreter..i wonder why japanees have such a special manner in giving info....thank u professor

Very good lecture. I am a Medical Interpreter in Canada.

Great lecture, and she's also sweet, nice to listen to.

Smooth rendition

I am fluent in three languages, apart from my native Georgian, and I am quite good at translating books, documents etc. I've also tried consecutive interpretation, with moderate success, but when I tried the simultaneous interpretation once, a kind of panic attack happened to me, because it was very very unusual for me to talk and listen at the same time and that resulted in a complete fiasco. I realized it takes some practice and I plan to start practicing. How long does it take for a person like me to become a good interpreter? A year maybe? Or more? Thank you.

Loved your teachings! You're intelligent and so cute . Congratulations.

great!!!!

great

!Excelente!

I want to be an interpreter.

She stutters so muchI wonder how she can be an efective interpreter.

I was hopipng to understand something. Impossible! stuttering too much, and something that they call 'cantinflear' if someone knows Spanish here.

Всем, кто пишет эссе в последний момент, привет

Bad filming - static - bad sound - you can't hear the audience, the speaker is difficult to follow because of stuttering and flat sound of voice.

so hard to listen to this lecturer...

放送同時通訳、時々逐次通訳だそうですが、あまり英語がうまいとは思いませんでした。

Boring.